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4 DPsOIUTTOy A0IJNST HAF0TN0.

Tho forty eighth regular meeting Of the Society oil
Medical sprudsuce state Medicine was held last
evening at TIE Academy OF Medicine Nc IL est ihIrty
nrssL Amos O HUI president OF the socety. presided
A resolution was adopted reco ndns that "the pres
ent nhuman aud barbarous method OF inhiciins cfpta
Punishment" should DC abolished" DIR. L. Miller Reid.
of Baltimore. read a paper upon THE Appiica.
tiop of Legal Nedicus TO the EIisencios OF
lie Times In The OF his paper
DIR Reid ated that money could distribute the germs OF
ci.e.sr and maintained ma who has cut or
abrasion 1. safe ieinx note or coin come In contact
thsr. with lie also advocated the daily OF nation OF
engineers and plots Ia their physical condition ana
the accuracy OF their vision regarding coiors.
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COLONEL THOMAS C BATES.

ROCHESTER, Nov. 10 1Spee@9-oo'onei iho".'
y na,,a a largo railway contractor before tho war.
a.d ber today He constructed number Of rail-
ways IN Georgia and South Carolina and a. the coni-
rnepoemsnt OF tho war ho = creditor Of Judah r.
nen,anin, the CnfeGeraD Secretary OF state for
large sum He held Of the largost OF tho claims
,. ot an desroy-d by tho Government troops during
The war ami several Acts Of Congress were passed
specially on these clams. Nearly haif million OF
dollars Is still pendins IN iitisauon iof '''o o'~~
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A DRA rR.BED CURE IN INDIANA.

INDIAN roLIs. Nov. 10 fsreesaD-Mrs Florence Long,
aJcfcrsonvilo woman who hss been Nj for over Io"
and was believed to lie dyiag. according 10 disp"ch
Ar o'clock this morning suddenly rose and said to her
mother : Christ Tolls my alma forgiven. ana re
bids me rise am cured she left her bed, ana mourn
nothing but skeleton has been up all day NO iA'"
cure psrsvns have bosn about here.
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THE COMING GARNET CHANGES.

WASHINGTON. Nov. lo-Ihcro is no longer any doubt
that during the few days of the coming session OF
Congress the President will nominate Secretary Lamar
To MI tho vacancy tho sopreme Court bench caused
by the death Of Justice Woods and that az the same tune
villas will be nominated 70 succeed
Mr.. Lamar AS Secretary Of the INTERIOR
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william Paddock Englsh tourist and member OF the
Boil log Club London. staying Ct No 212 west
fsr comp oil assault q ainst Albert
N.geL licensed do' catcher. OF o IS MIOeuyst. yes
terday al jefferson Market On SATURDAY. Paddock he
h.o taken H. tssnt pound English fox orror In
the street placed tas dos tho Sidewalk
than he vas shov Nage Who made Tor the
terrier Paddock. howev-r. Too quick Tor the dog
catcher PICS ca up Nagsi u called the kng
l.an several and straos him twoo In the fsos
wit, hs INST Nj fadtoch made comp ant 70 Mayor
Hewitt on Monoas caussd the hog catcher drrest
N,.el 10 h efene~ pfor'uei Justice after on that tho
dog was no m0zliod and vas his duly 70 axe
The dog lie dI end assault Mt Paddock mo
In imam whether travail ne In America AMI
hsy ps EBs land must la ne~ incense
A. sv.ry city he o aps At
sa~d tho PLANT enu
aosr al he 90 caution 70 be 100 hssty
with his Isl n he future
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TILE ST IKE IN TIE cANEFIRLps OVER.

PATrERsoSvIILg La, Nov 10.-Thc strike Of Knights
OF Labor In tho lower half ST Mary f. thing OF tho
past Every plantation hand III the district Is al work al
the old rates Nearly all OF them knights OF Labor.
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by the clergy on Wednesday night There was
ing this masterwork Of Poty this tribute and inorse
ment. The following opinions among others were ex.
pressed:
Father G. A. Heay. OF ct. Demands, said am very
pleased with the painting The figures and draw
Ing wonderfully expressive and the painting as
whole finely Nm shed tnan any have seem"
The Rev. DIR. j. +. Elder. of the Epiphany Congrega-
tonal Church. said: The subject Is admirably treated;
It Is difficult to get the moral sentiment OF the Parable
in one scene but this the artist has wonderfully
ceeled."
The Rev. Joseph Kerr Fourth Presbyterian Church,
expressed himself greatly charmed with the painting,
and remarked that the figures and coloring simply
perfect.
The Rev j. Marshall Chew, OF Holy Trinity says:
have Just returned from Europe. but this impreSses me
more for It's beauty and elevated sentiment than any
painting have as yet seen"
Tho Rev Christopher Rhodes of Brooklyn "Ths
drawing Ia exceedingly fine and work OF art Is much
superior 10 Christ on Calvary. which nave is src
The Rev. Dr. Burlick, Seventh Day BaDtisf " can
only the painting beautiful and the lesson OF the
Parable has been grandly brought ont
The Rev Dr. Morse OF the Tabernacle. Brooklyn saidl
II Is grand CREATION true " tie split OF The Bpc1
narrative"
n does frat accord with my precOncevei led OF
the scene. spirit of the painting shown IN ina
graduation OF hight and shade Il extraordinary
The Rev. d. Thomas Gallaudet, OF 81 Ann ), sai' ~
Ia a painting that should fail Ia see
The Rev DIR. Tuttle smith: " /. is msgnlhcenty
grand. IN, ~. .
grouping Is most artistic The spirit vi tue painting Is
most harmonious
The Rev j. Ford Sutton. Murray Hin Church IL
equals II not exceeds anything have ever seen very
painting"
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pa,riotc-(On board the Csmbria) Hove have no
end Of English people board Quito like the May
Young Amcrcan-The Mayaoweri Oh, is she
Cunar,ier, too 1-( fiarper's Bazar.
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STORM SIGNALS FROM DELA WARE TO MNE
A drcary dr1zzie that occasionally strengthened
into down pour made yesterday tho most dismal
Noveu,ber weather Of the season The total rainfall
was 60 Of al inch The signal Service observer
when called on for explanation, said u a TRIBUNE
reporter: "A storm moving over the upper Lake
REGION and central over Canada Ii the cause OF
the rain which is falling right along the mid huant'o
aud New England coast. IL Will pfobaDV Cause
Ia, avy Winds but No hing dangerous to sea"Oithy
shipping along tho Atlantic coast north OF thiS
station We have signals up all tho way from
IelaH ar Maine, but tbero IL 10 rain houlh Oh
Ir.L ad iphia. | don't anticipate hearing of any
damage Pouh, us a very insignificant stOrm-dont
amount to much. We Will have nice cold fair weather
u inorfOw
The heaviest rainfall for tho day reported
from 81 Louis, where Tho wator measurement al y
~ IN was SO Of inch. The "dryesr Quarter Of
the country outside VI tho Prohibtion et&oss was
bsota where rain fell.
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COLONEL. Lloyd J. BEALL.

RICHMOND Va. Nov. lO.-Colonsi Lloyd j. Beall. one
Of the oldest and respected stzens OF Richmond
died TO day In tho eighty year Of his ago He was
native OF Rhode Island. He was graduated % wess
Pou, and served years the frontier and In tho
u,,shvk Florida asd Ne xtcsn wars AT the outbreak
Of rhs late wac 40 . Major IN the United StAtes
Army position ha resigned To Join the Conisdoraoy
After the settled In Rohmoad and carried on bas
mesa hero fer several yoarA
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THE STATE SHOULD PRINT ALI. BALLOT

LIE STATE SI'JOID IbiNi nun 'N''@'''
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED BY THE UNION LEAGUE IN
FAVOR OF SUCH A PLAN.
At the monthly meeting OF the Union League 'iuo last
evening tho following preamble and resounoh onHrou
by A K whitney. were unanimously adopted:
Wh,r,a, OPINION Of the Union league Cnn u 10 30
srabI- Ia should enacted bV the irgsa,uro o. hs
which provide that the expenses oI pIhths ,u
distributing ballots all municipal oa'r an son%
STATE shall 10 borne Of lho Anu
The super Of stao officers therefore, DC IL a.
that q OF De AppoiH'eu w
shall be to raf Dill emUo'ylhR tne
they he requested 70 pIesoh
Legislature at It's next session anu uige S
passage
Vice President Marshall B. Blake the chairman
named such committee Elihu Root. Edward Mltone'
Henry f. Rowland. Robert Ray Hamilton, Gran'Ile r.
HAYES and Cephas Erainrrd ,, ,
h. B HinsdAle offered the following preahoie anu
resolution wuioh was mani "0n,ly adopted:
Wh,r,as The centennial anniversary o. me ors.nna1n
the on Of The tnit1i siAte o the
meeting OF Of the Inauguration OF 'ense
Washington resident In THIS ciy, WI" occur Oh
the 3Ot day Apri. 1889, therefore .s-..,... 81,
RrsOiU A committee cons SUNG OF h'o -.
t.. Union hague Cluo he appointed by INC pteslnen 20
operate with tho General Commt'ee
by Chsmbsf In securing proper ocsoorAon
OF that day IN this city
This romtnittee will he named hereafter.
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euyerer oonrt Judge. Gary has 5sosl vssss snA Black
0.256. For State Attorney the .vets LaRguecker
iRep.L 0.372; Kettslie (Dsnl, <e39J Bsyssn Dsm b
H. 1873 Colby tsoc.l 5,5f5.
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FROM $4,000 TO $1,000 FOR FORAKER

COLUMBUS. Ohio Nov lO-The Republican Committee
estimates hat Forskcr's plurality IN the state VIII DC
from 25 900 27 900. The Legislature stands seDae
81 RspuhIicans 10 Democrats and two doubtful
House 81 Repubicsps. 43 Democrats and four doubt
ful. Complete returns from Franklin county give
Powell plurality of 900. Foraker carries the city by
ll3.
GOVERNOR LARRABEE'S PLURALITY 1900
DEs MoISEs. Iowa Nov. lo-Rcturns from ninety
counties give a plurality for Larrabeo Rep) OF 1850
The remaining nine counties may reduce this by loo
O 1000.
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ADVANCE OF WAGES IN THE COAL REGION
HAzELroN. Penn. Nov 8 (Spseia0.-Tne advance just
made In price OF anthracite coal at the the wateI
shipping points has caused the operators Of the hgh
raglan Ia make orrespouding advance OF per cent
in wa-es their employees lt Il probable that largo
OF the siaers strike will resume WORK al tss
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This committee will be pamed hereafter.
A REMARKABLE REPUBLICAN VICTORY.


The Republicans Of the Ill Assembly District OF "esE
chester County achieved brilliant victory on Tuos day.
upou which they have every reason TO congratulate
themselves In district which has not gone Rep"o-
ncan before 10 t~oIve years. Anu 'u0.
only by small majority, they e1ected
bradford Rhodes to the Assembly by majority
OF oa8 This was gain for the Republicans OF iooi
votes IN one year. the Democrats Same
district In 1886 by 635.
From the day when Mr.. Rhodes was nomnatea 'no
Republicans OF the district fought s'rous
and Aggressive campaign, aud with n descrvedy
popu!ar Candidate OF ability ana
uudoubted Integrity they swept all before mem h
Mamaroneck which the Democrats generaiiy oHr,J ~
anonf nty N aoriry gave Mr. Khodss majority OF 20
while Whit. Pians nich Cook forty three plural
ity was carried by Mr.. Rhodes BY 10 eimhar gains
were made tn rougioat the entire district ,,~
Mr Rhodes Is comparatively Young man; WINS w,I,
thirty .nins wears old and IL puoshrr AZ NO 20 WI"
ism-st this city. HIS home 10 At oearsdAie
TIE JURY COMMISSION DEFEATED IN cHicAdo.
.Ir eti.,u
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE. REJOICEi

A LETTER FROM T. II. KING 10 TRUE LOVERS OF HE
cAUsE-wHAr mas Bpm saw n.
Tho president Of tho Local option and sabbath League
has sent OFT this letter.
10 all friends Of Local option throughout ne STATE Of
AeiN York $50 -, I'll
BHpItIHs: The electios IL over and the results can
uuon a. 10 thank aud axe courage for cyorJthnS
really vital Ia mas been saved. as the parry
pledg- Local OpUon by counties has secured t""bb'
ono o the thirty three senator. aud seventy o Ic
lIr Asscablyncn. making clear MAORI OF twenty
loini ballet Such result under all Inc clrcu
stances Il wonderful There VAS nrSt ot all tne pcmo
crauc party backed by the saloons. the " ier-onAI
Liberty parry win corruption iIud OF nall mllloh
dollars and the Prohibition or hrd party uetler kto"n
In the West a. the Democratic Ali society. mNrepre
scntmg everywhere th. past action and present position
OF the Republicau party. AMI vet the g. o. =, whien
saved the OF liberty IN Ol. has saved the hmes
sabbath IN ~, and offered to rs Local opueh VI
connte. which tue best tning possible III the picsoht
&c Of tho temperance reform -,
But while tlis mucn HIS been secured our "orA ~ onr
inst begun AMI neci organization IN every toMn
throughout tn. State so that we may move III solu
tlaaHr ON these Two lines Local Option By counties @hd
the preservation OF tho Americas sabbath /" ~ hlN''
President Of the Local option aud SaDbath League
No 43U Wssi44ph-st, Nov I'D. 1881
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ORIruARY NOTEa.

James NJ Edwards, who has bcen we'i known - .
soYse merchant ct Ma. 100 watsrse for apwasd e
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TIE JURY COMMISSION DEFEATED IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO Nov IO-rhc latest election returns snow
that the Jury Commission Is dsfeatsd> ny 'nns"
v.a,srity a few precincts have NOT reported S"<
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CHARGES OF FRAUD ~ BROOKLYN.
WAS BAIRD COUNTED OUT i-THE DRUNKEN IN
HpEIIOKS

WAS BAIRD GObNlBD OOI Inn psN.'nH-' '-'7
sPFCTORs.
Allegations male I'm Brooklyn yesterday that
evidences of fraud In counting the had been found
which might upset the result in regard to tho election o
Mayor and supervisor LARGE who had narrow Demo
cratic plura..ues. Before tao election tho Democrats
asserted that thoy would the election any way
ON Tuesday nent Of directors OF the Republican
League heard u fraud. AMI letter wa+ written
TO Chairman Wills. OF the Republican Campaign Com
ui'tee assuring him that II no had any
definite Information OF fraud The League
wouI stand BY him In probing IL Ihe
rumor. related complaints OF watchers IN tho @INth anu
Twelfth WARTS that the Democrats manipulated the
count "a their interests.
Shortly after the returns on the Mayoralty began TO
come IN Lave tuesday might recess was taken Oy tho
police officials Tor hour, ostenHby Tor luncheon lie
luYes tucn large plurality for 'hapin on tue
already in but tho rnmor went around tha the
contest close aId that CHAPLIN was defeated "hen
the tAng Of figures resumed the returns from the
SIKH. Nintn and Twcfsh w-ld. al strongly Dem
ocrAuc were iae lat come IN. bat rhapins plurality
was small change Of two votes In each election us
trct from one the other would have sufeed
To alter the result. Mr. ChAplu's plurality MAS only
l.Ol7.
Mr. Wills said yesterday that he had
heard tho IF fraud and II IL we're necessary 10
tax. any legal step, {" entan the emu. Of J1,oe usr
fllly acting On election night he said. he found
three inspectors drunk Ia one district OF ne I~ei
from where me vote va, cpnvassed Iis made
An effort sober inspectors, Ou nothing could DO
done.
In another there dlsunrt allegation ~ fraud
The bAo outnuuhcrrl tIs registry lti, 'Hl -hae He
pubic ballots thrOws aud clancy Votes"ere
oouue Chaplin IA" evidence Z" provo thla WAS et
ultctt Before anr steps taken ia the matter mn
eyrlrnc. would b- secra In sarl to fhe s'cuon Tor
arge will 30 carefully scruuuilod
especially IN the country tpwHA
some 81 the canyasrs have failed Ia flo the cop"s or
the rcfurn. called FOR ny Aw with the county
Cler. tho Board 81 Eioct.ons ana police. Two dis
trci- m The EiEeontu ami Twenty arm WArda wero not
received up yesterday. Ihe law requires hat hey ne
ai.d within tweniy four hours alter tie COM eoh OF
the canvass The Official ooLnt wv be carefully ratosed
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a NEW WAY OF PRESERVING FISH.

WHAT Is CLAIMED FOR THE PRocEss-wILL II
SOLVE THE FISHERIES QUESTION
number OF interested spectators gathered No. 223
Front-st yesterday and watched the hacking of 800
pounds Of bsh into strongly riveted steel cask
tanning solution Of bOracc acid tartarc acii and
water The proportion per cent OF the antiseptcs
to 81 per cent Of water. The barrel then closed
with airtght lid. From email hydraulic hand pump
forced into the barrel the air being the
time expelled, until the pressure register ell 90
pounds the square inch. The operation Of packing
complete, pressure from the inside closing
the pump valve
shelinsh Commissioner Blackford then sealed the
valve with much ceremony. Two months from now the
cask will be opened and II all that is claimed for the
process true nah will be in good condition -
when packed The process 10 one. which has been
patented In Europe as well here II will preserve
meats a. well as fish. Among those who witnessed the
packing yesterday was Assistant United States Fish
Commissioner DR. J. II. Kidder.
ExUnod states Consul 9chultz of Berlin who super
intended the packing, was enthusiastic oven Its merits.
Mr.. Chamberlain cstn 20 home" said he The bait
question In solved. American fishermen will longer
have look for bait and Ice the shores
OF Canada. They carry siong casks Of bait from
Gloucester grave international problem Is solved"
Then he issued Invitations for the dinner two months
hensa when the VI the cask will I've brOed and
eaten.
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MAS oviieat TO the police who had been snxionsIy
~"ehing all those proceedings thai unless Immediate
"eps OF decisive character should be
Hsss 70 dsperss the crowd tho TO
sah would surely DO cAlamitous. Officers In
~peps cc,hes In the crowd listening ~ the in
Of the Anarchists snd several from tins
ums sent 70 The nsarsst police alton to report In
'sstsr BsaAsA va convinced that no must set He
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
= rar,n.r ,yumlpg,op,.n p..a.

Ezer Lamborn, one o. the best known
teachers OF Lancaster county, died st bis
home, near Lancaster, on November Z.
His father was jonathan Lamhorn, who
In 1928 removed to Wilmington. Mr.
Lamborn was then but few years old.
BE grew up In this city. He was trsl
sent to school at the Friends school, al
Fourth aud West streets After he
reached his majority he removed TO Ian
Cater county and became one OF hei
foremost educa;or.. No traoher wa
ever more beloved by his pupils than he
He vas buried On the 10th Instant In th'
Fra nds' burying ground, near his lat
residence His wife survives him. Ob'
OF his sisters, Miriam, wife OF Thoma
Worrell, lives IN Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
Af.aE HIa Child.

Monday afisrboos Charles PhIlln Zoerb
gentetl looking man OF philadelphia ar
rived in this city To- kior for his child.
He mrs. visited Adam. Express office snd
irquited tor exyrsss mater shipped to
this dty ahoUt the middle pf August last
aud addressed To- Mrs Charles phiip
Ioerb. IL bai b-en delivered 10 No III
Locust rect. The maa then went 10
p lice station aud TOLD his story. At his
request an officer was sent with him E,
eco his wife, who had deserted nim, and
persuade her II possible to give lin their
child, aged about ~ months. The won an
and child were found al the house mt IL
Iioned. The officer left the place In n
short time and was soOn FOL oael by .hc
man bearing the child. IL showed all
signs Of having been neglected and was
poorly dressed Mrs Cox, who keeps a
cigar store at Eighth a. d Locust streets,
kindly loaned the man a shawl 10 which
to wrap the bate while he carried it to the
depot. He was accompanied 10 the eta
ton by the officer who returned the shaw
| to lite owner The bsne was left Tor q
time in the Grand Union Hotel and III,
man then gave the officer the particulars
During his absence his wife had lett hi,
home eight months ago and from t1m,
one he heard that che had gone to Boston
He heard soon after. however, that hh'
was living IN this city, and in order Il
find where, he bad shipped a trunk and
bundle to this city addressed TO her
From the records OF the Adams LEpres
Company he found her wh reabouts
When he Sked for his child the womal
coolly told him to take ", which he did
The directory gives Geerse Cleme n,s a
the name Of the man occupying the hous
No. III Locust street. Tho parties con
csrned are all Germans. Zoerb left l
the 5 - express last evening for Phil'
, 6elphia carrying hts child securely wrap
ped In his overcoat.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

E.caing at Yersot's, 4ls shipley B..
French plato mirrors NJ Yerger's, 4l9
6hipley street.
HAnrs watch club will he formed
this evening at 8 O'Clock. Call and ex.
anime watches.
A union service will be beld ut the
Second Baptist church ON Thanksgiving
morning.
The WALTON & Wbann Co. received
~ sardny another schooner load OF
pnusphate rock from South Carolina.
A. L. Ainscow has four sloops EN-.
ployed In carrying oystais TO this city,
and consequently he has always fresh
supply on hand.
DIR. Cook will tesch the Sunday
school losson this evening ut Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church At O'Clock.
All invited.
Rev. r. W. Overhissr, OF Jonkir.
town. Pa, has been invited TO become
pastor OF Grace Bap'is, Church OF This
city.
Miss Frances 4. willard will preslde
at the mesting OF the National Wo'
m ems Temperance Union NJ Nashville,
Tenn, tomorrow.
VIM. II. Mount has sold his store
property on the corpsr of Fifth and
M adison streets TO j. K. FarfA. former.
ly OF Chester County, Pa, who will
continue the grocery business.
First Sergeant Brennan, Corporal
Cox, Corporal Meiser and Privstr
Dunn are candidates for Second Lieu,
tenant Of Y Co, N. g. D, a. the eIec
ton In the srmory In the Masonic
Temple on Thursday evening.
Captain Henry Crawford has beer
appointed to the p1rition made vacant
oy the decease ef Captsin Cone, and tho
river steamers Republic, john A. War
ner, Twilight, Edwin Forrest and th'
Columb!a Are now In his care "a gen
erAl manager.
The Right Worthy Grand Encamp
meDt OF Delaware.I. o. y. r., will holt
Its 23th annual session Ia this city II
lOdd Fellows Hall this evening at z. ~
o'clock. The l;sht Worthy GraDt
Lodge Of Delaware, !. o. .. f., vii
meet In annual session en- Wednessa.
morning at 10 O'Clock.
It's a mistake to burn the ordinar!
kero.en oils sold at the corner grocer
by the 5 or 10 cents worth. What II 4
were 10 explode IN your house Be assur
ed OF safety by using Astral oil Supple
TO Gus omers aud dealers by the agent,
James Belt, 9Th aud Market streets
Having our own machinery, We roa'
our cofiees fresh every week. and b
our method OF roasting aud cooling 3
the essen ttal oil IL retained, which
not done by any other method, and b
this method you get both purity al
strength. Try our Goods Cr.ppeu,
: East Second street.
Samuel Gamble and wife and Bsnnt
Klair and wife, % Chrtstians Hnndre
A.tsnsse the celebration OF the l9!h &
uiversary OF the marriage OF Thorn
Slaughter and wife, IN Bismiagha
Township, Delaware County, Pa,
the l2th inst, with d large pnUber
the friends and relatives OF the hapI
pair.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-15
At tho Opera House.

Mrs. Mckee Rankin appeared a. the
Opera Rouse Inst evening In Clay
Greea's new Western drama, The
Golden Giant" Mrs. Rankin sus
tainea the character OF Bet, u child OF
nature, and In its rendition showtd
that she had not lost auy OF her o.d
time viyacity, and Etlll maintains the
position OF tho best Legitimate soubrette
on the American stage. She made
decided hit, aud IL deserving OF The
greatest praise. Ralph Delmore, 81
Alexander Fairfax, the Golden Giant,
gave an excsllsht rendition 0: rough,
uncu,tured miner, who, althousb
mighty In strength, has nature as
gentle aB child's. All the Other
characters were well sustained, and ths
play itself iH of that naiure that ta'
som bre shades are tinGed with the sun
shine OF wit and bumor. 1t 10 vel
worth seeing, and as 1t will be eiver
for the last time this evening the hout'
should, and 40 douht will be crowded
Thursday and Friday nights tb'
Barlow Brothers and Frost's Minstrel
will appear.